Homeland Security

The conflict in Iran raises additional security concerns. Iran poses a credible, near-term threat to the U.S. homeland, utilizing cyber operations, targeted assassination plots against officials, and potential proxy network activations to retaliate against U.S. strikes in the Middle East. Increased risks include cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, violent extremist radicalization, and attacks on religious or government targets by Iran-linked actors.

RER supports measures to more effectively address terrorism and criminal threats through a multi-faceted approach involving intelligence gathering, law enforcement, community engagement, and information sharing partnerships, with a focus on prevention, disruption, and prosecution.

RER's Summer 2026 Policy Priorities

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